Selling land: equestrian owners and smallholders
Paddocks, yards and smallholdings close to villages can carry value beyond grazing, especially where there are buildings or hardstanding.
- Written offer with the figures behind it
- No commission: we're the buyer
- Time to take independent advice
Tell us about your land
We'll call you to talk it through.
Keep what you need
We can buy part of your land and leave you with the rest, with access protected.
Buildings and yards
Stables and hardstanding may help the planning case, depending on their history.
Grazing value
If there's no development prospect, we'll say so and explain grazing value instead.
Moving on
If you're selling up entirely, we can look at the whole holding together.
Land and routes that often fit
Paddocks and equestrian land
Paddocks, pony fields and small grazing parcels on the edge of settlements.
How we buy it
Land without planning permission
Fields and paddocks with no consent yet, bought outright or on planning terms.
How we buy it
Outright purchase
A straight sale at an agreed price, with no planning condition.
How we buy it
Barns and rural buildings
Traditional barns, steel sheds and farmyards with conversion or redevelopment potential.
How we buy itFind out what we'd pay for your land
Send us the postcode and a rough size. We'll check the title and planning position and come back with a straight answer.